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3.0l cam sync permanent fix, never replace again


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Both the grease fitting and the drop of oil method are good "helpful hints".

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Hmm - if all these engines have a synchro with the same design problem, why don't we read about failures with other engines than the 3.0?
 

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All of them do have failures. I have only had one that actually had a hard failure, the sensor got torn up. The rest where making noise from dry bushings. I have deal with these in 3.8l mustangs, 4.2l f150s, 5.0l explorer engines, 3.0 and 4.0l rangers.
 

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Nice info! Great pictures of where the fittings lay, you remove the sensor wire or do you just fit the gun under it?
 

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Hmm - if all these engines have a synchro with the same design problem, why don't we read about failures with other engines than the 3.0?
The one in my 5.0 ranger sounds like a pissed off pterodactyl right now. New one should be here today.
 

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